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African GPA Converter. Convert to 4.0 Scale

Estimate your grades on a 4.0 scale for initial research. Nationality suggests a default grading system; confirm the scale on your own transcript and change the selection if needed.

StudiePoint conversions are estimates, not official grade equivalences or scholarship eligibility decisions. Check your transcript's grading scale and the provider's instructions. Submit your original grade and scale where accepted; only obtain a conversion if the provider requires it. Do not rule yourself out using this estimate alone.

Use the provider's accepted grading scale

For example, the 2026 GKS graduate guidelines accept 3.23/5.0 directly, alongside a separate 2.64/4.0 threshold. A proportional estimate of 2.58/4.0 does not invalidate an original 3.23/5.0 result. Check the applicable call and all other eligibility conditions. Official 2026 GKS graduate guidelines

Supported Grading Systems (All 54 African Countries)

• Nigerian 5.0 Scale: First Class, Second Class Upper, Second Class Lower, Third Class, Pass. Nigeria.
• Kenyan Letter Grades: A, B+, B, C+, C, D. Kenya.
• Ghanaian 4.0 Scale: First Class Honors, Second Class Upper/Lower. Ghana.
• South African Percentage: Distinction (75%+), Merit (60–74%), Pass (50–59%). South Africa.
• Ethiopian CGPA: 4.0-scale estimates.
• Tanzanian and Ugandan GPA: Separate 5.0-scale options.
• Zimbabwean and Rwandan Percentage: Separate percentage-scale options.
• French 20-Point Scale: A 20-point option for transcripts using that scale; not a guarantee based on nationality.
• Spanish 10-Point Scale: Equatorial Guinea.
• West African 4.0: A standardised scale used across several West African institutions.
• Percentage (100-point): Egypt, Sudan, Libya, and other percentage-system countries.

GPA Interpretation Abroad

The tool provides indicative comparisons for the UK, Germany, France, Netherlands, Australia, Canada and USA, and Japan, Korea and China. These are orientation notes, not institution-approved equivalences or eligibility decisions.

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